Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-28

health this spring.
That house that Carlos Parker is
building is a harm.
PRAYER meeting at John Miles next
Thursday evening.-Reform Club
will meet next Friday evening.
Mrs. l. A. Wyman is sick with
lung fever.-Mrs. George Baker, who
has been very sick, is slightly better.
Gilbert Goss and wife are expect
ed home from Florida this week,
where they have been enjoying red
hot weather.
Craft-bIrv.
Geo. ". Petit has taken the AL
mon Leach farm for another year.
Geo. Hunt of Hopkinton, Mass. has
rented his farm to David Harrison for
another year.
During the great storm of last
Tuesday snowiakes and snow balls
of unusual size fell in the west part
of this town.
Frank Garfield and Sylvester Shoot
have taken the job of drawing the
logs and stacking the lumber at the
Bovnton mill North Wolcott.
West EharIe-ron-
VIII Fort and family move to
Barre in a few days.
a Mr. Elliott from Newport Cen
ter is coming on to the town farm
Henderson Gallup died at the
residence of Daniel Moore, March
22nd.
T. B. Pratt is going to Holland,
to work for Royce & Marvin in the
creamery there.
1t is a general time of complaint
from colds ETC.. in our village. and
several of the scholars have been
obliged to leave school on account
of sickness.
COven
H. c. Cleveland has been to Bos-
ton the past week.
Nelka Stevens and family are in
town. Mr.. Stevens has purchased
hotel in Newport, and will move
there soon.
The entertainment given by the
children at the NJ. E. church last
Friday night was a success. The
exercises were very good, and the
children deserve much credit.
We are panied to learn of the
death of Emma Livingston, which
occurred Saturday. She was taken
sick while attending school at Mont
pelier a year ago. Since then she
has been failing gradually with con-
| sumption. She was a member of
the NJ. E. church ard will be greatly
missed in the choir and Sabbath
school. She leaves a mother, two
sisters and four brothers to mourn
| her loss. Fuaeral services will be
| held at the VI. E. church Tuesday,
at ! 80 o'clock.
Derby
DR.. Gatchel has returned from
! Connecticut. where he was called bv
the death of his father week ago.
Miss Annie Kelley is giving lessons
in writing. The class was organized
Friday evening with fifteen scholars.
Edgar Badger, who has been in
town for few weeks past visiting
friends, intends to start Monday for
Hope, Dakota, where he went four
years ago.
Glover.
Asa Chamberlain fell from his SUI
gar house and hurt his knee quite
badly.
Otis Mitchell of St. Johnsbury
brought his infant child here for in
terment March p.
An Easter Missionary concert
will be held at the NJ. E. church at
the usual hour of service.
Rev. E. W. Pierce If on the sick
list, and was unable to meet his ap-
pointment last Sabbath.
Rev. Geo. Sterling could not at
tend the meeting appointed here last
week on account of bad roads.
Notice was given last Sabbath Of
an Easter concert to be given by the
Universalist Sabbath school.
The Glover brass band viii give
concert and promenade at Institute
hall on the evening of April Z.
The last Quarterly meeting viii be
held next Sabbath. Love feast at
1915. Preaching afternoon and
evening by the presiding elder.
Miss E. F. Burroughs has gone to
White River junction and to Boston
to visit relatives, and take much
needed rest before resuming work in
her shop.
Rev. John Currier has been stop
ping in town for few days. He oc-
cupied the NJ z. pulpit March 20,
and preached an able discourse. Mr.
Currier has been a member of the
NJ. E. conference in Vermont and
New Hampshire for about fifty years
The Antiquarian supper given by
the Ladies' Mite Society was pleas
ant affair. Some of the young ladies
looked very sweet in the costumes Of
ssAuld Lang Syne, and the old songs
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